Covington recognizes its employee-veterans in advance of Monday’s Veterans Day holiday
Around Covington are a number of memorial sites, statues, and plaques honoring the commitment and sacrifice of military veterans of…
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Sen. Damon Thayer recognized by KY Thoroughbred Owners as Warner L. Jones Horseman of the Year
For his decades of championing horse racing and working to promote and improve the industry in the commonwealth and beyond,…
Keven Moore: Dry ice has amazing uses, but did you know that it can be dangerous and even fatal?
Many of us have encountered and used dry ice, but don’t have a clue just how extremely dangerous it can…
Opinion – John Schickel: Honoring Kentucky’s legacy of service as we celebrate our veterans
Veterans Day, originally recognized as “Armistice Day” on Nov. 11, 1919, marked the first anniversary of the end of World…
CBP agents at Port of Louisville intercept shipment from Nigeria containing dead bats and birds
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agriculture Specialists (CBPAS) at the Louisville Port of Entry intercepted a shipment containing 41 dead…
Northern Kentucky University awarded more than $1 million from Healthcare Workforce Investment Fund
Three healthcare organizations in the Northern Kentucky region are partnering with Northern Kentucky University to provide more than $1 million…
Kentucky’s 7th annual gingerbread competition registration due by November 15
The warm scent of spices filled the air as the repetitive timer beeps joined the chorus of squeals erupting from…
Jamie Vaught: Kentucky junior guard Otega Oweh could make big impact for Wildcats this season
This 6-foot-4 junior guard, who wears number 00 on his Kentucky jersey, is going to be fun to watch this…
Kentuckians set early voting record ahead of Election Day, polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday
By McKenna Horsley Kentucky Lantern More Kentuckians voted early last week than ever before — 792,476, said Republican Secretary of…
Covington’s ‘Clive’ the Alien takes on new role as Economic Development Department chatbot
An analytics guy’s fascination with artificial intelligence. The growing popularity of a public art display featuring a 30-foot fiberglass alien….
Kentucky by Heart: Lakeside Park resident Jon Reynolds’ new book sheds light on nature’s beauty
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Award-winning Northern Kentucky photographer Jon Reynolds recently released his first book, Illuminating Nature: Changing Light…
St. Vincent de Paul NKY, Cincinnati accepting donations for 24th winter coat, clothing drive
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky and St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati are joining forces to help neighbors in need…
Our Rich History: Revisiting evolution of Scalea’s Restaurant to Blinkers Tavern, Governor’s House
By Raymond Hebert Special to NKyTribune Part of an ongoing series about eating establishments in Northern Kentucky. Scalea’s Restaurant at…
Dave Hatter: Local governments should consider .gov domains for added security
It’s always a good time for local government agencies to focus on security. One thing local government agencies can do…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center announces new classes for winter session beginning in January
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center has announced new classes for the upcoming Winter Session, including Beginner Sculpture, Homeschool Classes,…
Former Ludlow schools head Mike Borchers joins NKU as special advisor to the president
Northern Kentucky University (NKU) has announced the appointment of Mike Borchers, former superintendent of Ludlow Independent Schools, as special advisor…
Sunday read: For rural education, the most consequential elections are happening closer to home
By Lane Wendell Fischer The Daily Yonder In presidential election cycles, who should occupy the oval office can seem the…
Kentucky Youth Advocates provides tips, resources to support children through parental incarceration
It’s time to acknowledge the profound impact that having a loved one behind bars can have on families, especially children….
City of Covington to offer workshop to inform community about available historic tax credits
An upcoming educational workshop aims to inform homeowners and developers alike about how they can qualify for historic tax credits…
Governor, First Lady invite Kentuckians to submit works for Capitol’s Team Kentucky art gallery
Gov. Andy Beshear and First Lady Britainy Beshear are again inviting Kentuckians to create artworks and capture photographs celebrating our…
Opinion — Casey Jaynes: Carroll County Schools at risk with Amendment 2
As a lifelong advocate for public education and a dedicated educator, I’ve seen firsthand the impact that quality schooling can…
Opinion – John Schickel: Controversy over harvested goose says more about our society than immigrants
The recent controversy over Haitian immigrants allegedly killing a wild goose has stirred up both significant childhood memories and emotions…